Your Tuesday Village Update #55
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April 13, 2021 |
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Dear Villagers,
The pandemic has impacted all of us in negative ways but has been most brutal to those with limited means. The Village is thankful for organizations such as Pennies for Poverty. You can learn more about this group from their website, on which they have published an updated guide for those who are struggling with food issues: Free Groceries and Meals in Greater Newburyport - March 2021.
Reminders:
1) Click here to verify your important Village information. It takes a minute - and we never share your information.
2) To enter April's Recipe Raffle for a $25 Market Basket card, send your recipe to Pauline Derby by April 30.
Programs & Events Offerings
- Member's Weekly Happy Hour, Fridays at 5:00 PM
(registration is required to receive your Friday Zoom invitation)
- Registration closes today for Happy Hour Fri. 4/16
- Registration closes 4/20 for Happy Hour Fri. 4/23
- Forgot to register? Email Jennifer Attenborough (contact details in Membership Directory) before Friday, 4:00 PM.
Note: The Chat Room session schedule for April 19 is canceled and the Village will not hold sessions through the warmer months.
Fun Activities to Enjoy at Home
- Register for History Talk, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Friday, April 16 at 4:00 PM. Tartan Tales: Stories from Historic Scottish Houses with Curt DiCamillo.
- Register for Author Talk, Amesbury Public Library, Apr. 22 at 7:00 PM. Toulouse Lautrec: Parisian Nights and Post Impressionism with art historian, Jane Oneall.
- This short video explains Why some angry octopuses punch fish. For those fascinated by these sea creatures, a longer video The Insane Biology of The Octopus follows.
- Major League baseball player, Moe Berg, was Catcher/Scholar/Spy. While his baseball career is interesting, his career as a World War II spy makes him a truly fascinating character.
- Drive and Listen in cities all over the world with a single click. A fun site to play with!
- Recorded via cellphones in 2020, A group of Nashville studio singers perform an epic cell phone choir, singing the beautiful It is Well with My Soul.
- Watch this profile of New Orleans artist Lin Emery, and learn how her art evolved from figures to more abstract kinetic sculptures. Her work combines nature, art, engineering, and design.
- Revisit past Tuesday Updates.
- Find more activities at Resources for Social Distancing.
A Little Humor
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My husband asked me why I spoke so softly in the house.
I said I was afraid Mark Zuckerberg was listening.
He laughed.
I laughed.
Alexa laughed.
Siri laughed.
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Villagers Share
Do you have an item you want to donate, lend, or borrow? Email
services@greaternewburyportvillage.org and include your name, phone number, the item description, and whether you want to donate, lend, or borrow it.
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Best regards,
The Greater Newburyport Village
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Greater Newburyport Village
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